The sound of 'santoor' at the very beginning of 'Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai'
attracts one's attention right away since you immediately get the feel of a Veer
Zaara outing. A simple outing that has an out and out Indian feel to it; 'Tujh
Mein Rab Dikhta Hai' starts off well but just doesn't pick up enough, courtesy
the choice of singer. Seriously, instead of Roop Kumar Rathod being entrusted
with the responsibility of a track which is the flagship number of RNBDJ, if a
singer like Udit Narayan or Sonu Niigaam or K.K. would have been the chosen one,
the song could well have gone to a different level altogether.
